Panamanian President José Raúl Mulino urged member nations at the Mercosur Summit in Buenos Aires, to back the Río Indio ...

Panama plans a $1.6B reservoir to combat canal droughts. President Mulino backs the Río Indio project despite protests from ...

Fuelled by climate change and relentless pressure on land and water resources, some of the most widespread and damaging ...

The Panama Canal changed global trade forever, but its creation came at a staggering human cost. Over 400 years of failed ...

Perhaps unsurprisingly, a study by Coldwell Banker Global Luxury that appeared in The Trend Report 2024 found that roughly 40 ...

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The Panama Canal is one of the greatest engineering marvels in human history, forever altering the course of maritime trade and reshaping global navigation. Located in the narrow Isthmus of Panama, ...

Until December 31, 1999, the Canal was controlled by the United States before command went to Panama in accordance with a 1977 treaty. Since the turn of the century, it’s been up to Panama to make ...

If China’s alleged influence over the canal wasn’t halted, Trump threatened to “take back” the iconic waterway that the US returned to Panama in 2000, employing military force if needed.

A cargo ship is loaded at the Port of Rodman in West Panama during the visit of U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth to the Panama Canal, Tuesday, April 8, 2025. Credit: AP/Matias Delacroix ...

When Donald Trump announced his intention to “take back” the Panama Canal from China, I had to chuckle. My old friend Linc, who had died in 2005, was having the last laugh after all. As editor ...

But the same freshwater is also essential for Panama’s many other needs, including drinking water for about two million Panamanians, use by Indigenous people and farmers in the watershed, as ...